US EditionTrio helps Chicago beat Whitecaps 3-1 for Fire's first 3-match win streak on road since 2009
- Chicago Fire won their match against Vancouver Whitecaps 3-1, marking the first loss for the Whitecaps this Major League Soccer season after starting 4-0-0.
- Philip Zinckernagel scored for Chicago in the 62nd minute and assisted on Hugo Cuypers' opening goal.
- Rominique Kouame scored in extra time to secure the victory for Chicago.
- Daniel Rios equalized for the Whitecaps in the 15th minute, scoring his first goal for the team.
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Fire beat Whitecaps for first 3-match road winning streak since 2009
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Hugo Cuypers scored in the first minute, Philip Zinckernagel had an assist and his first career goal and Rominigue Kouamé played just eight minutes and scored in his debut as the Chicago Fire rallied to hand the Vancouver Whitecaps their first loss of the season with a 3-1 victory at BC Place on Saturday night.Chicago has won three straight matches on the road for the first time since 2009.Cuypers scored 53 seconds …
Trio helps Chicago beat Whitecaps 3-1 for Fire's first 3-match win streak on road since 2009
Hugo Cuypers scored in the first minute, Philip Zinckernagel had an assist and his first career goal and Rominigue Kouamé played just eight minutes and scored in his debut as the Chicago Fire rallied to hand the Vancouver Whitecaps their first loss of the season with a 3-1 victory at BC Place.
The Peterborough Examiner
Fire put an end to Whitecaps' perfect start with 3-1 victory
VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Whitecaps fell behind early then gave up two second-half goals in a 3-1 loss to the Chicago Fire Saturday night for their first loss of the Major League Soccer season.
The Hamilton Spectator
Fire put an end to Whitecaps’ perfect start with 3-1 victory
VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Whitecaps fell behind early then gave up two second-half goals in a 3-1 loss to the Chicago Fire Saturday night for their first loss of the Major League Soccer season.
Report Card: All Good Things Must End
Well, the Whitecaps were bound to lose at some point, with a shorthanded side coming up short against the Chicago Fire, falling 3-1 in their first defeat of the year. This was a match where the Caps had no shortage of chances, despite missing six starters, and a bit crisper of a performance in midfield and defense would have helped them see out at least … Source
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